We then made our way to Villa Borghese, Rome’s largest public landscape park. Covering 148 acres, it contains many historic buildings, a lake, a temple, statues and museums. While we didn’t walkRead more
We then made our way to Villa Borghese, Rome’s largest public landscape park. Covering 148 acres, it contains many historic buildings, a lake, a temple, statues and museums. While we didn’t walkRead more
I did much more exploring on day 1 than I thought, considering I did not sleep on the plane at all… but once you start walking around here it’s impossible to stop. Every corner has some historicRead more
So after trying to reach the Pantheon, I ended up 20 minutes north. Could I walk any more steps?
Yes, I can. I think there are more "steps" in Rome than any other city I have visited.
I reachedRead more
A continuación voy a visitar Villa Borghese, un gran parque cerca de la Piazza del Popolo, que incluye diferentes jardines a la italiana y edificios de estilo inglés, fuentes y estanques.
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Wie befürchtet war die Nacht wirklich unglaublich kalt! Aber da wir dies ahnten waren wir mit Pulli, dicken Socken und zusätzlicher Decke optimal ausgerüstet und fröstelten nur ein bisschen.
DieRead more
Unbelievable first day in Rome. There are no words to describe how everything makes me feel. We get to a Piazza with 7 corners and stand puzzled, every street looks like a perfect one. I honestly feelRead more
We'd booked a walking tour starting later in the day (yes, you have to book and print out your tickets for a free walking tour - Italy in general seems oddly bureaucratic while simultaneously laxRead more
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Pinciano